How to Say ‘In case something comes up’ in Spain Spanish
Por si surge
pohr see SOOR-heh
[pohr see SOOR-heh]
💬 Usage Tip: por si "just in case" takes a normal present verb. Try another one: por si llueve "in case it rains".
Phrase Breakdown
Por
[pohr]
in case
'Por si' means just in case.
Llévate un paraguas por si llueve.
Take an umbrella in case it rains.
si
[see]
if
Introduces a condition or polite offer.
«Si» tienes tiempo, hablamos después del evento.
“If” you have time, we can talk after the event.
surge
[SOOR-heh]
comes up / arises
From 'surgir': to arise or come up unexpectedly.
Si surge algo, te llamo.
If something comes up, I'll call you.
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